This is my teenage son with my 20-year-old Raleigh hybrid. We dragged out of the basement, pumped up the tires and tuned it up a bit. I haven’t ridden this bike for a couple years. For years this was my main bike; I must have logged thousands of miles on it. I took it for a quick spin and remembered why I liked it so much…it is quite the ride. I’m glad that Isaac wants to start using it.
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Joe: Issac looks great on that. FYI, I still have my Raleigh Technium that I rode to Cosmos and I guess to a PhD. Beautiful manchine.
Joe: Issac looks great on that. FYI, I still have my Raleigh Technium that I rode to Cosmos and I guess to a PhD. Beautiful manchine.
Joe: Issac looks great on that. FYI, I still have my Raleigh Technium that I rode to Cosmos and I guess to a PhD. Beautiful manchine.
Joe: Issac looks great on that. FYI, I still have my Raleigh Technium that I rode to Cosmos and I guess to a PhD. Beautiful manchine.
My 15 year old son is on my 1988 Rockhopper from college. It makes me happy to see it get used.
I only wish that someone sold such a nice clean hybrids today….particularly without a sloping top tube.
I only wish that someone sold such a nice clean hybrids today….particularly without a sloping top tube.
Jeff, It is a nice bike…and I love its elegant style as well. What is the deal with the newer styled hybrids…they do all have s sloping top tube…makes them look less stylish if you ask me.